So it's not ok to point out blatant product placement in an otherwise great article on a historic figure?
If somebody wrote a piece on Abraham Lincoln, then interjected the piece several times with discussion about their political research website product, you'd remain silent and think to yourself 'oh God HN, focusing on the wrong thing again' if anybody dared comment on it?
And how is it disingenuous? Have you read the piece? It's pretty blatant!
I consider that it took a lot of effort, and find the piece really excellent other than this stuff, but it can't just go uncommented on because some overly sensitive souls can't tolerate dissenting comments.
Personally I find these hipster-ish 'I hate the hate man' type comments disingenuous...
If somebody wrote a piece on Abraham Lincoln, then interjected the piece several times with discussion about their political research website product, you'd remain silent and think to yourself 'oh God HN, focusing on the wrong thing again' if anybody dared comment on it?
And how is it disingenuous? Have you read the piece? It's pretty blatant!
I consider that it took a lot of effort, and find the piece really excellent other than this stuff, but it can't just go uncommented on because some overly sensitive souls can't tolerate dissenting comments.
Personally I find these hipster-ish 'I hate the hate man' type comments disingenuous...